other deputies offer assistance, but they say deputy hall says she's comfortable enough alone with nicholsld defendant to this confined space to change clothes for a retrial in his rape case. hall removes one cuff and turns to remove the other when nichols attacks, violently shoving hall into another cell. >> brian nichols overpowered deputy hall and severely beat her. >> off camera, hall is brutally beaten. within four minutes, nichols grabs her gun, locks her in the cell, and changes into civilian clothes. he's about to begin a killing spree that will paralyze the city of atlanta for 26 straight hours. >> he walked calmly over to judge barnes' chambers in the old courthouse, took two of judge barnes' staff hostage, then took three more people hostage and held them inside of judge barnes' office, inside his chambers. >> 9:05 a.m., nichols barges into judge barnes' courtroom. he shoots the judge pointblank in the back of the head, and instantly kills him. this is an actual audio tape recording of the tragic shooting. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> he then turned to shoot the prosecutor, real

>> relax. >> deputy gibbs' backup arrives.n they put the dui suspect into the car, she seems to simmer down. but on the way to jail, she starts getting worked up again. then suddenly from the backseat deputy gibbs hears a chilling threat. >> there's going to be some killings tonight. >> killings? why? why is there going to be some killing? >> why is there going to be some killing? >> yeah. >> because you arrested me for nothing. >> that's a death threat. this unfortunate woman has just added another charge to the total she's facing for tonight's >> you are not threatening me, are you? >> she was charged with driving under suspension, resisting her arrest and threatening a public official. >> she was convicted of all the charges, served jail time and was fined. it was a shocking moment caught on dash cam, a reminder that for an officer any traffic stop can be a matter of life or death. >> that's a rarity when somebody will just calmly tell you that there's going to be a killing tonight. it's unusual. that hasn't happened to me

today we are learning more about the deputy who killed the teen. cornell bernard talked to man who said he feared for his life when the officer was quick to pull a gun on him as well. he joins us live from santa rosa. reporter: jeff westbrook says he, too, is mourning the loss of andy lopez. the memorial to him continues to grow. the deputy who shot lopez is the same man who pulled a gun on westbrook during a routine traffic stop. >> at this time i just looked at him point blank at the barrel of a gun. >> he said he and an employee feared for their lives beforing a stopped on highway 101 for make ang unsafe lane change. he says the sheriff's deputy who made the stop seemed agitated when he approached his car. >> i looked to -- i looked back up there was a gun, and he is screaming, turn the vehicle off. at that point i put my hands up and said, sir, the vehicle is off. >> the deputy then told westbrook to get out of the car. >> he asked me if i had any weapons and as i took my hands to go like this, he went back to the gun thing and it was, turn aro

deputies did nothing about it. >>"we'll take care of it." >>i don't they didn't take it seriously. >> reporter:the attorney for spalding's two children does not believe authorites did much to try and find her. >>more and more troubling. asian african american woman dont seem to know who their patient was >> reporter: to make sure a tragedy like this never happens. daily patrol and a protocol for when alarms go off with adding this test. kron 4 received this statement from san francisco general hospital officials. the hospital says, this was their first opportunity to learn details of the sheriff's investigation. >> reporter:the director of health said. quote - "it must be difficult for lynne spaulding's family and friends to hear of today's news. we owe it to them, and to all of our current and future pateints, to strengthen our security services." >> pam: crisp aldon family is extremely dissatisfied with the sheriff's department. looking for a peace of mind. lynn spauding's family >> is certainly does not answer the question how a one ankle

during the encounter, the deputy pulled out his gun twice.his stepdaughter, speaking on his behalf, says he's compelled to come forward. >> he says he will talk to the police department and he will report that because it's just -- it shouldn't be happening. >> galehouse's attorney, terry le oi ni gave us this statement reporting the incident. base dollars on deputy galehouse's experience and trail training, he would never willy-nilly pull out his gun, only if there would be a need for it. the galehouse family has filed a claim over andy's death. it offers the sheriff's deputy failed to offer adequate training for use of force. the shooting of andy lopez was the first time in his career that galehouse fired his gun in the line of duty. abc 7 news. >> katie, thank you. >>> about $18,000 in tools and copper wire theft from a charity has grown into a monument crisis center to help local families. the construction of the center may be delayed by tuesday night's theft. it helped feed about 5,000 families each month was due to be completed by the en

a deputy. >> she was 61 years old. she has ms. >> could it be her condition made her behave in a way that was uncharacteristic? >> yeah. i believe that had a lot to do with it. >> reporter: they are baffled by the deputy's actions. >> how could you not subdue person that old, you know, you should be able to do it with your hands. >> the sheriff's department declined to comment on the investigation but some people in the neighborhood told me she was arguing with her husband. they say she had what looked like a kitchen knife in her hand and there was lot of moving around in the braveway area -- driveway area. family and friends demanded to know why deputies didn't use tasers. deputies aren't issued tasers. >> we reevaluate the tools we have. >> reporter: her husband says it is too late now. >> she my soul mate. now i am all alone. >> reporter: investigators expect to release their report within the week. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> george zimmerman was taken into custody this morning in florida. the sheriff's

the gun belonged to her boyfriend, jeremy banks, a deputy with the st. johns county sheriff's office in st. augustine, florida. >> everybody's coming, your friends are on the way. >> narrator: deputy debra maynard was on duty that night. >> we stopped off at the hess station around 10:00 pm. sergeant beaver was there with corporal shand and myself, and we were having some coffee. call came out, "signal 18, shot fired." immediately, when you hear that it's a shooting involving one of your own, you know, adrenaline's pumping, and we jumped up from the table, ran out and got in our cars and started heading down us-1. (sirens wailing) i pulled up on this side. we noticed the door open to the house. went in through the kitchen, and first door on the left i noticed was open and is where i saw some feet laying on the floor. and i proceeded in the room and i saw deputy banks crouched down by the bathroom door and a female laying on the floor, some blood dripping from her face. there was a gun off to her left side, and i noticed the tac light was on and the holst

deputy witsit will be his escort. witsit says that his ability to relate to inmates is rooted in his own troubled upbringing. the way i was raised and been through and seen my family go through in my life has influenced my behavior when it comes to speaking with inmates and dealing with them. a lot of bad history in my life. my three brothers actually all have been to prison. my older brother being the first, junior year of high school hanging out with dropouts and started to follow behind them instead of being the leader i guess just because i was so used to following behind my brother. >> witsit said he continued down the wrong path until one of them changed his life. >> when i decided to make changes in my life is when my son was born. i have to get serious because he has to have somebody to look up to. i always had an interest in law enforcement, always wanted to be a police officer. and i just followed my passion. >> this gentleman is returning to his casa. >> witsit says the low points in his life now serve to m

his parents have filed the hraáut claiming the deputy of reckless behavior.they say he should have recognized that their son was carrying a replica ak-47. the lawsuit seeks an unspecified amount of money and holds the sheriff's department responsible. we will follow the story for you and the statewide response. you can get the latest on the twitter pages and our web site kron 4. >>> we have more ahead here. many people who lost a loved one before the demolition. we'll show you the gathering. >>> a live look at the san mateo bridge. not a lot of traffic. thank you for being with us. we'll be right back. >>> demolition of the often eastern span of the bay bridge starts tuesday. for those who lost loved ones there and touched by tragedy, it means something different for them. part of their lives will be missing. and we accompanied those who paid tribute to lost family and friends. >> reporter: the span will be gone but for those who lost loved ones it is bittersweet. on saturday morning, the chp allowed people to spend time to remember. >> there is no formal fes

also he will be the deputy head of the government previously he worked as a deputy head of the president's administration the government requires stopping the rise of rent prices. the prime minister howdy teleconference to discuss the issues of food price increase in austin our agency of statistics confirm that no price was up to nine percent in some regions prices on bottom of concrete in three regions. moreover the price of chicken eggs rose up to twenty two percent in some regions in general inflation stands at three point six percent according to the head of the eec of the current smile of the import of food products effects the rise in prices over the bones of import are increasing. currently the investigation of anti competition corny and actions what started the blog are in with copics ten regions. it seamlessly among the wider regional government can ensure the stability of bread prices as the ministry of agriculture fail to solve the issue with flour. i don't believe in the stabilization fund and the food corporation are ready to provide power to the region's commercial tackled th

man tl say the same sonoma county deputy recently pulled a gun on him. laura anthony live in santa cross with the story. laura? >> we are standing at the memorial her where andy was killed. we have seen a lot of people this halloween stop by to pay their respects. in the mean time as you said developments in that eric deputy here man claims that the officer actually stopped him during a routine traffic stop and pulled a gun on him twice. >> he was still stunned. >> this woman says is how her stepfather reacted. when he realize that deputy who pulled a gun on him during a traffic stop two months ago was eric gale house. the same man who shot and killed 13-year-old an andy lopez. >> he realize that if he if shot a man or a kid, you know, there was possibility that he could have shot him as well so he was scared. >> he claims he was driving the bmw when gale house pulled him over for traffic stop and during the brief encounter the deputy pulled out a gun twice. gale house attorney said of the incident quote basesed on the deputy experience and training he w

was the same deputy who pulled a gun on him two months ago. he claims he was driving his bmw when the deputy pulled him over for a traffic stop for failing to use his turn signal. westbrook says during the encounter, the deputy pulled out his gun twice. he didn't report it at the time, but now his stepdaughter says westbrook is going to talk to police about the incident because he feels it was out of line. >> he realized that, you know, if he shot a man or, you know, a kid, you know, there was a possibility that he could have shot him, as well. so he was scared. >> gaylehouse's attorney gave us this statement reporting the incident. quote, based on deputy galehouse's experiment and training, he would never willy-nilly pull out his gun, only if there would be a need for it. she also tells us the shooting of lopez is the first time in galehouse's career that he fired his weapon in the line of duty. live in the news room, katie, abc 7 news. >>> b.a.r.t.'s two largest unions are voting today on the contract deal that ended their commute crippling

the man says he feared for his life during this encounter with a sonoma county deputy new embroiled in a shooting controversy. >> the man accused of the lax shootings is talking. >>> if it looks like -- it does look like the worst of an evening commute and it's on a sunday afternoon. why it was slow going or no going today for drivers on the bay bridge. next on abc7 news. >>> an opportunity investigators on the lax shooting have been waiting for. the accused gunman talks. good evening. i'm ama daetz. the man charged with opening fire inside los angeles international airport, quote, made the conscious decision to try to kill multiple tsa employees. here's the latest. 23-year-old anthony ciancia told police he acted alone and was dropped off at the airport by an unsuspecting friend. once in the airport he pulled an assault rifle from a duffel bag and began firing. more than 24 hours after the shooting, the airport reports operations are back to normal. alex stone has the story from los angeles. reporter: 23-year-old paul ciancia lies under guard in a hospital bed, leaving behind a bloody

man tl say the same sonoma county deputy recently pulled a gun on him.ra anthony live in santa cross with the story. laura? >> we are standing at the memorial her where andy was killed. we have seen a lot of people this halloween stop by to pay their respects. in the mean time as you said developments in that eric deputy here man claims that the officer actually stopped him during a routine traffic stop and pulled a gun on him twice. >> he was still stunned. >> this woman says is how her stepfather reacted. when he realize that deputy who pulled a gun on him during a traffic stop two months ago was eric gale house. the same man who shot and killed 13-year-old an andy lopez. >> he realize that if he if shot a man or a kid, you know, there was possibility that he could have shot him as well so he was scared. >> he claims he was driving the bmw when gale house pulled him over for traffic stop and during the brief encounter the deputy pulled out a gun twice. gale house attorney said of the incident quote basesed on the deputy experience and training he was n

the deputy claims the boy started to point that at him and the deputy feared for his life. we're learning more about the 23-year-old gunman who opened fire in los angeles international airport, killing one tsa officer and wounding three others. we're getting a look at his home in southern california. marla tellez is in the newsroom with an update on that investigation. that could take some time to finish off. good morning. >> reason being for that is because 23-year-old paul ciancia is still in critical condition this morning. officials say he was shot in the face a few times so he is unable to speak to authorities. so far officials have the handwritten manifesto found in his duffle bag. that's shedding a little like as he writes about his malice toward tsa searches. investigators are talking to his roommate and neighbors in the suburb of sun valley is this is about 35 miles north of l.a.x., this is new video which shows his apartment, 111, neighbors say they had only see him a few times since he moved here. one woman was startled. >> they were here all day and they couldn'

the deputies did nothing about it. the attorney for spalding's to children does not believe authority's did much to try and find her. spalding's body was found in the stairwell last month, two weeks after she went missing from her hospital room and tantrums as the general hospital. kron4 received a statement from san francisco general hospital officials. the director of health said " it must be difficult for lynne spalding's family and friends to hear of today's news. we owe it to them and to all of our current and future patients, to strengthen our security services. " the devil we will talk about the big game services. " the devil we will talk about the big game hey... is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. imagine a place created all around fa

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officer persly and deputy witson have just been called to a reported conflict on the yard.nmates matthew west and robert hill have been arguing and have not complied with the supervising officer's orders. >> i told them to come to the yard and they refused. >> let's go. >> each inmate is called to the locked rec yard door. >> west. >> yes. >> come on. >> i'm right here. >> west complies with orders to slide his hands through the security slot in order to be cuffed. >> i don't got time to play games with you. >> hill, who is awaiting trial on a first-degree murder trial which he has pled not guilty is less cooperative. >> why are you doing this. >> no time to play with you, hill. >> don't [ bleep ], me, dude. >> the jail does not tolerate aggression of any kind against an officer. and hill's swipe at deputy is the kind of action that officers are trained to subdue immediately. deputy witson entered the rec yard and fires a taser but fails to discharge properly. >> i didn't do anything, man! dude, what the [ bleep ] you all doing this for, man? why did you do that? >> get up.

we decided we needed to strip the powers of the mayor to appoint his deputy, deputy mayor, and in the instance of emergency, we didn't want the mayor to be in a decision making capacity, we wanted the deputy mayor to actually take over those functions. >> is he in a position that he can argue that the legislative branch is taking over executive branch authority and that city council really doesn't have the legal right to do this? >> no, he can't actually, in toronto we don't have a strong mayor system. the mayor is only one vote on council. so we acted within our authority because we felt that the mayor wasn't actually representing the city. toronto is a great city, a safe city, the third largest transit system, we have an incredible city and our mayor's behavior is not reflecting the city very well, and we felt as council we needed to make sure we were in charge of the agenda and that we could be in charge of the decision making moving forward. >> and what is likely to happen monday? i understand the city council will yet again try to remove more powers. to what extent? >> now what w

and information was not passed on to the next deputies on shift. then came confusion. the sheriff said hospital staff misidentified spalding, who is white, first as african- american and then as asian. when a deputy went to look at security footage, the cameras did not work. >> the supervisor attempted to review the footage as requested by police, but due to hardware problems was not able to do so. >> reporter: more than a week after she vanished, deputies were ordered to look for spalding but only looked in half of the stairwells. >> it comprises 24 acres with multiple buildings. staff was directed to search the campus. the search did not include all of the stairwells. >> reporter: finally for the report that a still unidentified man saw a body in the stairwell and told the staff member, he says that deputies did nothing about it. >> the communication center staff responded, we will take care of it. there is no indication that anyone was dispatched to that stairwell. >> i don't think they took this very seriously. >> reporter: the attorney for spalding's two children

deputies say the key witness may not exist. he is representing five members of the sheriff's office who provided security at san francisco general hospital. today investigators interviewed them about what happened. he told ktvu he thinks the story about a potential witness who may have stepped over a woman's body is made up. >> i don't think there was anybody who said there is a dead body. i haven't heard anything credible that seems to suggest that that happened. i think that is fantasy. >> reporter: he says lynne spaulding was about to be released. sources say a week passed before anyone ordered a thorough search. he said the deputies relied on medical staff for information about the patient. >> i believe what was conveyed was limited information that it wasn't great cause for alarm. >> reporter: today a spokesperson for san francisco general hospital told me they stand by everything that has been said and cooperating with all investigations and we reached out to the family and we will have more tonight at 10:00 p.m. eric ras

it's riddled with bullets from deputy rankin's gun. and by 9:30 that morning, police arrest 35-year-old ben westbrook for the shooting. westbrook had once served prison time for aggravated assault. westbrook pleads guilty to nine charges, including aggravated assault and battery. he's sentenced to 63 years in prison. officer steven rankin testifies at his sentencing. >> i wanted to testify to, basically, testify to him what he did to me and testify to the courts to let them know that he needed to be punished for the max. >> this ordeal takes an enormous toll on rankin. for 18 weeks after the shooting, he's in a neck brace. the bullet blows out 70% of his jawbone and all his teeth on the top right side. the bullet still sits in his spine. >> i can feel the bullet in my neck. every once in a while, it will pop or it will send like shots of pain up through the neck and into the head. >> steven rankin knows he is a lucky man. he attributes his survival to divine intervention in the form of his father, mike, who died in 1994 when steven was

deputy chief denise smith. deputy chief david chen. deputy chief john loftus.f michael beal. deputy chief tomakia, my boss and the chief gregory pesir. and last and not least the mayor of city and county of san francisco, ed lee. first i would like to start with vice president turman and president mazzucco to say a few words for you. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe, distinguished guests. tonight i ask my vice president turman to be present, because he actually participated in the selection of these awards. on behalf of the police commission i want to congratulate the officers and their families. we have had a busy week at the san francisco police department, on friday night we graduated 46 brand-new officers from the 235th recruit class, and during my speech to the officers, i talked about being courageous. you are courageous. i talked about becoming san francisco's finest. you are san francisco's finest. on tuesday we had a promotion ceremony and another speech speaking to officers and commanders and i spoke to them about their role and what is expect

show that the teen did not point the gun at deputies. and that deputy gelhaus continued to fire even after the first bullet went through the teen's heart. causing him to fall to the ground. andy's mother also said that her family has been >> oakland police say a man was set on fire aboard an a-c transit bus last night. they are investigating how the incident occurred. it happened just after five p-m near macarthur boulevard and ardley avenue in oakland. the victim was taken to the burn center at saint francis memorial hospital in san francisco. the severity of his injuries are unknown at this time. no one else was injured. >> s-f-o is announcing a new way to handle incoming flights. it includes allowing both parallel runways to remain in use when visibility is bad. this is a live look from our s-f-o camera. until now - planes arriving at s-f-o in bad weather had to approach the runway in a single file line. the new system is already in place at seven other airports around the country - including newark, boston and seattle. it's expected

shall the boy did not point that his replica guns at the deputies. as they claim. and that deputy gil house continued firing even after the first bullet went through and these heart, causing him to fall to the ground. even one bullet hit a neighbor's house. >> no regard for the public safety. >> reporter: the suit also says sonoma county sheriff's office does not properly trained or supervise its deputies. a witness told the lawyer it was clear to him the team was holding a plastic gun. >> how could you tell? the way holding its swinging at, the way he was holding to the untrained a toy. >> >> reporter: ever since the october 22nd shooting protest rallies vigil's remain strong in lopez hometown of santa rosa. andy's father spoke directly to the people who are supporting the family during this difficult time. police protest peacefully. >> catherine: the man accused of murdering oakland resident sandra coke is the father of her teenaged daughter. that new information was part of randy alana's preliminary hearing today in oakland. two relatives and a police officer te

hear what the sheriff had to say about what deputies did. and did not do.after getting that tip. >> reporter:what we did not hear today. spaldings cause or time of death. those details will reveal a lot more. the sheriff did express his condolences to the family. >> pam: what does lynne spalding's family have to say about this.? . >> reporter:the attorney representing lynne's children told me he doesn't believe the sheriff's office took this case very seriously. what he found most troubling. tonight at 6. >> pam: just two weeks old.a bay area baby boy taken from his >> reporter: just two weeks ago bay area baby boy taken from his mother according to pollees >> reporter:the amber alert remains in effect.and now there's concern the baby could be on his way to mexico. the suspected kidnapper's cell phone has pinged in the san diego area today. investigators say the baby's father took off with the infant after an argument with his girlfriend - who's also the babies mother. >> reporter:the alleged abduction happening yesterday afternoon in sunnyv

deputies found the body inside a rental cabin. this is a still developing story and ktvu's tara moriarty is live in guerneville with the details of this. good morning tara. >> reporter: we're here near the river lane cabins where police have extended the perimeter within the last couple of minutes and petaluma police have arrived on scene. we're not sure why. if you take a look behind me, you can see sonoma county sheriff's deputies have maybe three blocks now blocked off here as they try to complete this investigation. we're not sure if the body of the man who was killed has been removed yet. we're told that last night all of this unfolded around 11:30. a 9-1-1 call came from the cabins, and deputies surrounded the area just before midnight. officials say that the suspect fired so deputies returned fire and after the shootout, a s.w.a.t. team and k-9 searched the area and found the suspect an hour and a half later. he had been shot and killed. whether he was the one who pulled the trigger or the deputies that is now part of the i

the deputy claims the boy started to point that replica directly at him and the deputy says he feared for his life. >>> in the south bay this morning, a suspect is in custody in connection to a deadly shooting in downtown san jose. this happened early yesterday morning on morrison avenue. police say a man in his 30s was shot at least once. family members drove him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. in less than an hour, police say the suspect, who apparently knew his victim, was in custody. >> maybe 4:30, 5:00 in the morning some shots were fired down here at the end of the block. maybe four or five. >> the shooting marks the city's 39th homicide this year. that's five more than san jose had at the same time last year. >>> this morning san francisco police investigating a crash, a tragic crash that killed a man in a wheelchair. this happened overnight. it happened around midnight mere market street in octavia. so far, there's just very few details about this crash that have been released. the driver stayed at the scene, and it's unclear at this point if he or she will be fa

here is facing mounting pressure from the public to bring murder charges on that deputy. standing room only, many interested in what their community leaders have to say about the killing of 13-year- old andy lopez. feelings of outrage, feelings of grief. >> i can't imagine losing a child and certainly not imagine losing a child in this particular way. >> as a mother, i want to wrap my arms around the lopez family and tell you how -- [ pause ] >> -- sorry. >> reporter: when sonoma county sheriff deputy eric gelhaus erick gelhaus shot and killed andy lopez, the public fired back with peaceful public protests and memorials. the deputy says lopez aimed the gun in his direction. the gun in the end was just a toy. now many are demanding the district attorney form a grand jury and indict gelhaus on murder charges. facing criticism, the d.a. said in part, "at the conclusion of the criminal investigation, we will review and analyze all the evidence to determine if any conduct was unlawful. the crime charging standards are the same for civilians and peace officers." >> like a knife

the deputy who shot lopez is the same man who pulled a gun on westbrook during a routine traffic stop. >> at this time i just looked at him point blank at the barrel of a gun. >> he said he and an employee feared for their lives beforing a stopped on highway 101 for make ang unsafe lane change. he says the sheriff's deputy who made the stop seemed agitated when he approached his car. >> i looked to -- i looked back up there was a gun, and he is screaming, turn the vehicle off. at that point i put my hands up and said, sir, the vehicle is off. >> the deputy then told westbrook to get out of the car. >> he asked me if i had any weapons and as i took my hands to go like this, he went back to the gun thing and it was, turn around, hands behind your back. >> westbrook was later shocked to learn that deputy was eric gelhouse, the same man who shot and killed andy lopez last month, believing the air soft rifle he was carrying was an assault weapon. >> i saw something. my wife said, this man is going to shoot someone. >> westbrook says he complained several times to the sheriff's department w

>>> a federal lawsuit in the kate of a 13-year-old shot and killed by a sheriff avenue deputy. the allegations against the sheriff's department claiming their training prak tickses may have played a factor in andy lopez's death. >>> a man is hit and killed in a wheelchair. what we're learning about the victim and a look at the history of similar incidents at the intersection. >>> a wrongful death lawsuit is being filed in federal court in the case of 13-year-old andy lopez. he was carrying a fake gun when he was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. lz also -- alex savidge has more. >> reporter: andy lopez's parents called the shooting unreasonable and unjustified. today here in san francisco, the family filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the deputy who opened fire on that teenager as he was holding a replica assault rifle. nearly two weeks after andy lopez was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy, a federal lawsuit claims his death was unconstitutional. lopez was carrying a replica of a gun that turned out to be a bb gun. gelhaus shot lo

yesterday, 60 protesters demanded the deputy be charged with murder. they also say they plan to protest at the december 3rd re- election fund-raiser for the sonoma county district attorney. >>> bart says it has traced the cause of a system-wide shutdown

man tl say the same sonoma county deputy recently pulled a gun on him.ith the story. laura? >> we are standing at the memorial her where andy was killed. we have seen a lot of people this halloween stop by to pay their respects. in the mean time as you said developments in that eric deputy here man claims that the officer actually stopped him during a routine traffic stop and pulled a gun on him twice. >> he was still stunned. >> this woman says is how her stepfather reacted. when he realize that deputy who pulled a gun on him during a traffic stop two months ago was eric gale house. the same man who shot and killed 13-year-old an andy lopez. >> he realize that if he if shot a man or a kid, you know, there was possibility that he could have shot him as well so he was scared. >> he claims he was driving the bmw when gale house pulled him over for traffic stop and during the brief encounter the deputy pulled out a gun twice. gale house attorney said of the incident quote basesed on the deputy experience and training he was never will nil pull out the guchb

of chief of investigations, the deputy director is involved in helping me to determine policy, greater management and supervision for the office of citizen complaints, greater responsibility with regard to the budget. >> and with the -- for the purpose of giving you more freedom in that way and also to -- >> these are personnel matters. the last time this issue came up the city attorney was very concerned about discussion about it. it's a personal matter so we can't discuss it in front of the commission it. . it's out of our jurisdiction so -- >> okay, that's helpful. thank you. that's it. those are my questions. >> commissioner kingsly. >> i just wanted to follow on the heels of the conversation regarding the deputy director only to say that i think structurally, it's a wise move in the department to have that filled and to have such a capable person in that position. good move. great. thank you. >> thank you very much, commissioner kingsly. one thing that i will say as a close to conversation is that i contacted oversight commissions, it is common in oversight agencies to have a depu

now some deputies say that key witness may not even exist. >> i don't think there was ever anybody that came and said, hey, there is a dead body. >> reporter: today state investigators interviewed the deputies about what happened. stern told ktvu, he thinks the story about a potential witness who may have stepped over a body on the stairs is made up. >> i certainly haven't heard anything credible to seems to seth that happened. >> how did lynne get into that stairwell? >> reporter: tonight, he told ktvu, information about a possible witness came directly to him from a doctorate the hospital. perry said the family wants all members of law enforcement to work together to find answers. >> all we know is that her body was neglected like a piece of trash on the stairwell in san francisco general for 17 days, and the organization charged with security. the sheriff's department has yet to give us any explanation for how that happened. >> reporter: san francisco general's spokesperson told ktvu, we stand by everything that we've said, and are continuing to cooperate with all investigations. we

according to the deputies attorneys spalding was close to being discharged and deputies did not consider her at risk. one policy change the sheriff has implemented is that any time a patient here goes missing, a full search of the campus will be done. also security duties at the hospital. they are carried out by civilians. call ipo's. they were originally private security hired by the hospital who were over seen by the police department. but when the sheriffs department took over the hospital, we're told that some of those ipo's could not pass the background check but they did sign a contract making them quote untouchable. meaning they can't be fired. its unclear what role if any they played in the spalding case. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty. >>> we have new information about reports of a sexual assault. source is telling ktvu news the alleged victim is a member of the lgbt community and its being investigated as a possible hate crime. the 19-year-old student says she was raped in the first floor restroom. the campus police called the attack an isolated incident. they identifi

businessl party insisted that the subsidies for domestic business should not be terminated earlier the deputy minister for regional development to the human guardian reported that the implementation of the business roadmap failed because large enterprises were eligible for this program according to deputy of them in jewish law and doesn't back off. the so called large skillet domestic enterprises are referred to the medium sized enterprises by international standards domestic manufacturing producers are in need of state support. ups of all termination of subsidized loans means the rejection of those affected schools in the program every occupant who requires exactly this kind of support. there's no need to give guarantees it alone so expensive. normally it. in fact the suggestion of the ministry of regional development party not to implement the distance road map but to reduce the number of enterprises participating in the program. in the new test. art show parliamentary factions also concerned about the situation in the ministry of health. due to the relatively high cost of treatment of pati